Afraid of Guys, Nassar Always Hangs Out with Girls and is Called 'Bencong' Since Elementary School

Kapanlagi.com - Nassar is known as one of the golden-voiced dangdut singers who is always funny and entertaining to the audience. With his unique style, he never fails to make people laugh and enjoy watching him on screen.

In the midst of his busy schedule, Nassar recently made a video content with Gilang Dirga on his YouTube channel, Adiez Gilang. That's where Nassar revealed about his past, which turned out to be afraid of being friends with guys.

Reluctant to be close to guys who are always rough with him, it's no wonder why Nassar prefers to be friends with girls at school. Because of this, he admitted that he has been teased and called 'bencong' since he was in elementary school.

1. Always Friends with Women

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"First, I started socializing (making friends) when I was in 4th grade. All of my friends were women," said Nassar in response to Gilang Dirga's question in his video segment, Bunda Dona Show.

Upon hearing Nassar's question, Gilang, who was increasingly curious, asked again, "Why do you choose women?"

"Because in my opinion, men are bad. Because they like to hit, like this, basically they are bad," Nassar answered, reminiscing about his past. He also admitted that he never responded to his male friends' rude behavior in school because he was afraid.

"Well, no, I'm afraid. I just surrender. I never (fight), because I have to take care of myself, my skin," Nassar replied jokingly.

2. Nassar's Childhood

Trying to dig up information about Nassar's past, Gilang asked again about his childhood. He was curious about what Nassar was like when he was little, what habits he liked to do, and the question about the hobby of fighting that boys usually do.

"I don't play fighting, mom. I don't play anything (climbing trees). I can't play any sports, especially ball sports, because I'm afraid of getting hit by the ball. And if I play basketball, I can't because if the ball doesn't go in (the hoop), I'm afraid the ball will hit me. Basically, I play games like kuwuk (a traditional Indonesian game)," Nassar answered.

3. Often Bullied & Called Transgender

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Because of his behavior, Nassar admitted that he is often teased and bullied by his friends. He even gets called transgender by some of his friends at school.

"Yes (often bullied). Not just like a woman, but like a transgender, like a sissy, wow all kinds of things. But I don't care, because in my opinion, if someone insults me, it means they like me," he concluded.

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